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Mio MiVue Drive 55 LM is a unique all-in-one solution offering high end car navigation, with an integrated Extreme HD premium dash cam! As I’m sure many of you know, dash cams are ever increasing in popularity with many people using them to record whilst on the roads. Some users requires also use car navigation. Now with this Mio MiVue Drive 55 LM, you can do it all with just one gadget for your car journey.
Father’s Day this year falls on 18 June and Mr C has been dropping little hints on what he would like to have and what he might buy for himself! One of his luxury Father’s Day gift ideas is a new 4K TV!
This lightweight Mio MiVue 658 WiFi touchscreen dashcam comes with extreme HD recording and a 2.7 inch touch screen. It is very easy to use and comes with a lot of great features.
Not long ago, I mentioned that I would be reviewing this Asus Reco Classic Car Dashcam and this is what I think after two weeks of using it. Before I go into more details, let me recap on what is inside this box. It comes with a car camcorder, car charger, GPS mount holder on suction, self-adhesive mount holder, self-adhesive cable clips and instructions. Setting up is very straightforward. I do find it strange why they would provide two holders, one with GPS and one without. Instead, I think a neater solution would be to have the GPS built into the camcorder with an option to turn it off.
Have you ever been involved in a car accident and couldn’t remember the details, or ever get involved in a tussle with liability? Well I did. Recently, someone hit my car while he reversed out in the car park. Our insurance company said the third party had not admitted fault and asked if we could provide any additional evidence. I am so glad that we already had a dashcam installed and had footage to prove that the other party hit my car and that I was stationary. A relatively small investment that we made early last year has proved very useful.
We have now got our hands on the Asus Reco Classic Dashcam. Unboxing the Asus, an immediate difference here is that it has a built-in screen so you can see what you’re recording and it also allows playback. This is a really nice feature as our old dashcam required us to install an app on our smartphone if we wanted to see a live feed and make any physical adjustments (not while driving).